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Blackburn home of Jefferies Provedore hits the market as prime retail investment

Jess Freeman • 29/05/2025

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A prime retail investment opportunity has arrived in Melbourne’s east, with the landmark home of the prestigious Jefferies Provedore supermarket in Blackburn officially hitting the market.

The strata-titled property, located at 162 Whitehorse Road, forms the commercial heart of a newly completed mixed-use development by Pace Development Group, comprising 289 residential apartments.

Set within Blackburn’s rapidly growing retail precinct, the high-profile corner site offers a commanding presence and exposure, supported by strong pedestrian and vehicular traffic.

Anchored by Jefferies Provedore, a renowned high-end supermarket operator with a thriving sister location in Croydon, the offering is being promoted as a “set-and-forget” asset with exceptional fundamentals.

Jack Cooper, Raphael Favas and Valerie Tang of Cushman & Wakefield are exclusively marketing the property on behalf of Pace Development Group, with the property expected to fetch around $4.75 million.

With a 15-year lease in place commencing September 2023, plus three additional five-year options, the asset delivers an attractive income of $310,500 per annum plus GST and outgoings. Annual fixed rental increases of 3.5% further bolster long-term yield,.

Jack Cooper of Cushman & Wakefield described the listing as “one of the most compelling retail offerings in Melbourne’s east for 2025.

“This is a blue-chip retail asset in a booming lifestyle precinct with long-term security underpinned by a premium supermarket tenant” he said.

Raphael Favas of Cushman & Wakefield added that the property’s fundamentals would resonate strongly with passive investors.

“It’s rare to see a brand-new, purpose-built supermarket tenancy in such a tightly held and affluent location. Combined with secure lease terms and tax depreciation benefits, it presents a unique wealth creation opportunity.”

The campaign is being conducted via Expressions of Interest, closing Thursday 5 June at 12pm AEST.

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